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TysonH

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Question For Neone..
Posted: 10-17-05 22:32pm

Ok, I have a questionf or u all..
My g/f and I ahve been dating for over 6 months now..And had sex a few times..Within the past few weeks.. Now, I am 19 and she is 18..We both live with our parents..She is a senior in h.S. And I am a sophomore in college. Ok, my g/f tells her mom we are not sexually active, and I dno't like the fact she lies like that. No I dont' want her to tell her straight out we have sex, but I just don't feel comfortable her lying. With this in mind, do you all think we are too young to be doing this then?? I mean if we still feel we have to keep it from our parents!? We both enjoy it and do it out of love..Not just for fun adn stuff. That's what I love bout her. And we can see ourselves together for a long time. Now, I am just wondering if neone else feels the way I do..Or can comment on nething!! Thanks so much!!
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overlyworried

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Posted: 10-18-05 08:26am

Chances are ... Her parents already know that she is sexually active. If they didn't, then she wouldn't have to lie about it in the first place because they would not be asking.

A big percentage of men and women your age has already had sex, so I think she should go ahead and let her mom know what's going on. That way she could get on the birth control pill or something of that nature (if she hasn't already done so), so you guys can protect yourselves.

If you & your gf are honest with her mother, then she's going to respect both of you more in the future - even if she doesn't like knowing that ya'll have been intimate. Good luck! :-)
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cd998776

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Posted: 10-18-05 22:32pm

I think that the best thing you can do is discuss the issue with her.
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